Let’s face it, anyone who has ever played agility has felt that panic. That twinge of anxiety that happens as your dog completes an obstacle, looks for the next set of information and you have no idea where you and your teammate are supposed to go next. I’m very confident in saying “You are not […]…
A substantial amount of time and money are spent on attending and participating in training seminars and camps. For agility enthusiasts of all levels, these are hard earned dollars and most often, weekends spent away from family. You want value. At the end of a camp or seminar, you want to leave with the feeling […]…
10,000 hours of practice is the magic number that’s been kicked around in the popular media as the requirement for achieving the highest level of performance in one’s given specialty, sport or otherwise. Books like Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell and Bounce by Matthew Syed have really pushed the notion that top performance is achieved simply […]…
You’re up. You’ve performed well throughout your competition and you can practically taste the championship. All you need to do now is lay down a solid performance and you win. Pressure’s on. Do you choke or do you knock it out of the park? Take a moment and close your eyes and visualize the situation. […]…